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Infinitive vs Gerund: Quick Yes/No

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Quick Yes/No about infinitives and gerunds.

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Infinitive vs Gerund: Quick Yes/No
 

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Quick Yes/No about infinitives and gerunds.

by Luis Rivas
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Infinitives are used only after verbs.

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The infinitive (to + verb) is often used to express purpose, e.g., I study to pass the exam.

3

Some verbs can be followed by either the gerund or the infinitive with a change in meaning, e.g., stop smoking vs stop to smoke.

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After certain verbs like enjoy, avoid, and mind, we use the gerund.

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The infinitive is used after certain adjectives, as in 'easy to read'.

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Infinitives are never used after prepositions.

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Gerunds can function as the subject of a sentence, e.g., Swimming is fun.

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You always use a gerund after the verb 'prefer'.

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Gerunds cannot be the object of a verb; they only function as nouns.

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All verbs followed by 'to' are infinitives.

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